Add in-browser commit to existing pull request?

[Brian Baugh]

After editing a file in-browser, is there a way to add the commit to an existing pull request?  The in-browser editing is convenient for quick changes but at this point it seems that multiple quick changes (e.g. spelling change in both source and header) lead to isolated, one-file-at-a-time code reviews.

[Daniil Penkin · Accepted solution]

Hello @Brian Baugh,

You can add changes to a PR in-browser by navigating to the file you want to modify in the source browser with the PR source branch selected. So, in the example below if there was a PR from dpenkin/branch-pull-request to master, modifying the file when dpenkin/branch-pull-request branch is selected would add a commit with to that PR (note that you need to uncheck "Create PR for this change" checkbox when submitting a commit).

Unfortunately, only one file can be edited at a time when making in-browser commits at the moment.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Cheers,
Daniil

[Brian Baugh]

Very good, I'll try it next time I'm in one of those situations.  Thanks!